Kim Kardashian did not receive financial compensation for her futuristic photo shoot with Elon Musk’s $30,000 Tesla robot, according to her rep. The publicist told the New York Times Friday that the “Kardashians” star, 44, did not get paid to post about the tech creation to her 359 million Instagram followers.

Kim Kardashian has clarified that she wasn't paid for her controversial Tesla Optimus robot photoshoot. The reality TV star left fans divided last week after sharing sultry snaps of herself and a gold Tesla robot in a cybercab, with many wondering if she was paid to promote Elon Musk's products.

Kim Kardashian merges fashion with the future! In a stunning Balenciaga shoot, she posed with Tesla's humanoid robot Optimus and a gold Cybercab. Rocking edgy stockings and a cropped jacket, she shared sci-fi vibes holding hands with the bot and even sitting on its knee.

For the past few months, Kim Kardashian she showed up with a Cybertruck, with the Cybercab, and with Tesla's bot, Optimus

Kim Kardashian recently grabbed attention with an unusual photoshoot featuring Optimus, Tesla’s $30,000 humanoid robot.

Pete Davidson? Kanye West? Step aside. Kim Kardashian's new beaux is a Tesla bot named Optimus. The fashion mogul got some hands-on experience with

The car company’s official Instagram account responded to the sensual snaps, writing, “Optimus asked if you’re still on for dinner this Friday.”

Kim Kardashian stepped into the future with a set of steamy photos alongside a Tesla Optimus robot, even holding hands with the humanoid invention.

Shunted slightly to the side of Kardashian's sultry pose, a shocking amount of internet users did not even notice the robot.

Kim Kardashian is setting the record straight about her involvement with Tesla after a recent controversial photoshoot. A representative for Kardashian, 44, told The New York Times on Friday, November 22,